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LUX Junior Cycling
American amateur cycling team From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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LUX Junior Cycling, officially LUX/CTS p/b Specialized for the 2022 racing season,[1] and also simply known as "LUX", was an American amateur junior and women's u-23 cycling team founded in 2012.[2][3][1] LUX was formed in southern California and slowly grew to have a national and international presence with members from across the country winning multiple national and world championships.[2][4][1] LUX has had multiple notable riders that continued to WorldTeams and ProTeams in their professional careers including Riley Sheehan, Quinn Simmons, Luke Lamperti, and Brandon McNulty.[4] LUX was run by Roy Knickman from 2014-2022.[5]
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LUX ceased all operations at the end of the 2022 racing season due to financial reasons.[6][7]
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National and World Champions
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- 2015
Junior Men Time Trial, Brandon McNulty- 2016
- Junior Men Time Trial, Brandon McNulty
UCI Junior Men Time Trial, Brandon McNulty- 2018
- Junior Men Time Trial, Quinn Simmons
- Junior Men Road Race, Quinn Simmons
- 2019
- Junior Women Time Trial, Zoe Ta-Perez
- Junior Men Time Trial, Quinn Simmons
- Junior Road Race, Gianni Lamperti
- Junior Men Criterium, Quinn Simmons
- 15-16 Men Criterium, Colby Simmons
- 13-14 Women Criterium, Lily Mcleod
- UCI Junior Men Road Race, Quinn Simmons
- 2021
- Junior Women Time Trial, Olivia Cummins
- Junior Women Road Race, Makayla Macpherson
- Junior Women Criterium, Kaia Schmid
- Junior Men Time Trial, Cole Kessler
- Junior Men Road Race, Colby Simmons
- 2022
- Junior Women Time Trial, Katherine Sarkisov
- Junior Women Road Race, Katherine Sarkisov
- Junior Men Time Trial, Alex Gustin
- Junior Men Road Race, Viggo Moore
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